Nick O'Malley is National Environment and Climate Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. He is also a senior writer and a former US correspondent.
The need to counter environmental decay is contending with Labor’s mission to speed up approvals to meet its climate and housing targets.
The equivalent of South Australia’s Hornsdale big battery is being installed every 8.7 days after the rebates began.
State and federal environmental water holders have suspended environmental flows as they investigate their water management.
The Liberal Party true believer finds himself at the centre of one of the Albanese Labor government’s most confounding policy challenges.
The algal bloom that has devastated multiple marine species shows no signs of dissipating.
Year upon year of marine heatwaves are battering the Great Barrier Reef, the most recent survey of coral coverage shows.
Australia needs to come up with its next emission reduction target under its commitment to the Paris Agreement. The lobbying is intensifying.
The MPs demanded ambition as leading economist Ross Garnaut said Australia’s renewable energy transition was “sick”.
As the atmosphere becomes warmer and wetter, some Australian cities will face more hailstorms while others will be hit with larger stones as well.
Barnaby Joyce gave three reasons for dumping net zero climate change targets. They’re all wrong.